At the Tower of Babel
English: I think we’re about done here! French: What did he say? Arabic: Come again? Portuguese: Aren’t you guys hungry? I’m dying! Spanish: I could go for a nice glass of red… Read More
English: I think we’re about done here! French: What did he say? Arabic: Come again? Portuguese: Aren’t you guys hungry? I’m dying! Spanish: I could go for a nice glass of red… Read More
Il m’a dit qu’il voulait passer sa vie avec moi. Il en était de même pour moi. La seule chose qui nous en empêchait : 9000 km, la distance qui nous séparait l’un… Read More
Hallo! Ich heiße Gyoonho Kong, und komme aus Südkorea. Ich bin in Seoul geboren, und habe dort für 19 Jahre gelebt. Nach meinem Abitur bin ich nach die U.S.A. umgezogen, an Washington Universität… Read More
كانت مكتبة كلية ميدلبري جزء لا يتجزأ من دراستي العربية ولعبت مصادرها بالعربية دوراً أساسياً في حصولي على الكفاءة اللغوية والثقافية. كنتُ طالب في المدرسة العربية في فيرمونت في 1999، 2004، و2006 و… Read More
And now for a word from your sponsor! I wanted to take a moment in this very special issue of the libraries’ newsletter to highlight my favorite part of our collections, the foreign… Read More
Brian Foley, ITS Senior Technology Specialist, talks about some of the technology preparation involved with the annual Spring Student Symposium
In each issue of Keywords, we profile a faculty member who makes innovative use of the library and/or academic technology. This issue features Jason Grant, Instructor in Computer Science.
Book reviews by three undergraduate students at Middlebury College: Vee Duong, Van-Giang Nguyen and Wengel Kifle.
Rachel Roseman is an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer (2017- 2018) at the Center for Community Engagement at Middlebury College. Literatures & Cultures Librarian Katrina Spencer poses some questions and has Rachel share on the Privilege & Poverty Academic Cluster and balancing core duties with creative projects.